whoops trigger job on the M4

[L4D]

http://tactical22.net/forum/index.php?topic=67.0

careful when trying to do your own trigger jobs.

[Touchdown456]

http://tactical22.net/forum/index.php?topic=67.0

careful when trying to do your own trigger jobs.

WOW - That's dangerous. I don't even know if that information should be out there.

[KushMaster]

http://tactical22.net/forum/index.php?topic=67.0

careful when trying to do your own trigger jobs.

not a bad deal if you want a full auto 22

[L4D]

i wonder if the springs are the only difference for non-compliant models?
Giving us compliant model owners crappy trigger pulls.

we seem to be the only ones complaining about the trigger pull, all the other video reviews of fully auto ones don't even mention the pull weight.

[Touchdown456]

i wonder if the springs are the only difference for non-compliant models?
Giving us compliant model owners crappy trigger pulls.

we seem to be the only ones complaining about the trigger pull, all the other video reviews of fully auto ones don't even mention the pull weight.

Video reviews of the fully auto ones?? What are you referring to?? I haven't heard of a full auto Colt 22.

[KushMaster]

i wonder if the springs are the only difference for non-compliant models?
Giving us compliant model owners crappy trigger pulls.

the only difference is that we get a 10 round mag...there is no full auto feature on these colts! the guy in that link was messing with the trigger and accidentally got it on auto...which is a felony.

[L4D]

Video reviews of the fully auto ones?? What are you referring to?? I haven't heard of a full auto Colt 22.

the only difference is that we get a 10 round mag...there is no full auto feature on these colts! the guy in that link was messing with the trigger and accidentally got it on auto...which is a felony.

sorry i thought i saw couple videos of a full auto Colt rimfire, i guess they just have fast fingers.

[Steve's Scar]

What does stoning mean? IS it like filiing? Explain please

[rabagley]

Generally, you take a whetstone and clamp it down on a flat surface, then you take the piece of metal and slide it along the surface while touching the stone so that you keep a right angle between the major axis of the part and the stone.

If you need to remove a little more material from a sear than polishing will do, sometimes this is the trick that works to keep the edge of the sear straight without expensive jigs.